How to take Xolnic 4 MG injection?

Xolnic 4 MG injection should be only administered by a healthcare professional. 

Doctor's supervision in a hospital or in a place where sterile equipment are available for preparation is preferred. Do not self-administer Xolnic 4 MG injection.

Xolnic 4 MG injection is administered to a vein usually for over 15 minutes or as per your doctor's instructions.

If you missed an injection of Xolnic 4 MG contact your doctor immediately.

Side Effects

As with all medications some people experience certain side effects.  Inform your doctor immediately if you have any of the effects below

• Loss of appetite
• Nausea and vomiting
• Trouble sleeping

If you have any of the below mentioned side effects seek medical advice immediately.

• hypersensitivity
• heart burn
• redness and swelling in the eye
• irregular heartbeat
• difficulty in swallowing
• hypersensitivity
• abdominal & stomach pain

Interactions

Inform your doctor of all the medicines prescribed, over the counter, herbal supplements, vitamins that you are taking prior to Xolnic 4 MG injection.

Xolnic 4 MG injection may interact with thalidomide.

Precautions

Plenty of fluids are encouraged as it will prevent dehydration and kidney damage,

Vitamin D and Calcium supplements should be taken as

If you develop flu or fever like symptoms (chills, weakness and tenderness), these will be temporary and it will go away in a couple days. To treat these symptoms you may take pain relievers.

There are no evidence of alcohol interaction, it's best to consult your doctor for advice.

Xolnic 4 MG injection should not be used on pregnant women as it may cause foetal damage. Discuss with your doctor the risks and benefits involved prior to starting your treatment.

Xolnic 4 MG injection is possibly safe for nursing mothers.

Xolnic 4 MG injection may make you tired so it will have an effect on your driving. Therefore it is recommended not to drive.